'Computer Science For Fun'

If you want to take your students beyond what they’re learning in ICT and maths, into worlds like artificial intelligence, digital music and CGI magic, Computer Science for Fun can help you. We publish a website and magazine brimming with fun topics for students from 14 and up to sink their teeth into. We focus on real-world research and new technologies, so students get a good idea of work that scientists are doing right now. Computer science is everywhere, changing the way we do art, sport, the environment and film – so you’ll find something for every interest. You can find us on the web at www.cs4fn.org, where new articles are added all the time. You can also order free copies of our print magazine, which comes out twice a year. Our material is perfect to help students research projects, get new ideas and make cross-curricular connections, and see where computer science can take them.

We can also come and talk to your class about computer science. We’re based in the East End, in the computer science department at Queen Mary, University of London. Our researchers are delighted to give talks on topics like women in computing, artificial intelligence and how cyborgs are helping people with disabilities. Contact us on our website and we can set up a visit.